Pirelli Angel CiTy Motorcycle Tyre - 110/70 17 54S TL Rear

Name: Pirelli Angel CiTy Motorcycle Tyre - 110/70 17 54S TL Rear
Brand: Pirelli
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The new Angel™ CiTy is directly derived from the well-known and test winner Angel™ GT. Technology ...

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This guide is for riders of smaller displacement motorcycles, underbones, and commuting bikes looking for enhanced performance and durability. The Pirelli Angel CiTy tyre offers excellent grip in both wet and dry conditions, along with improved wear resistance. However, it's designed specifically for bikes up to 250cc, so it may not be suitable for larger motorcycles. This guide will cover key features, performance benefits, setup, and care instructions to help you get the most out of your Pirelli Angel CiTy tyres.

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Model Part Number	1107017ACF
Brand	Pirelli

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FAQs

What motorcycles is the Angel CiTy suitable for?

The Pirelli Angel CiTy is designed for sporty bikes up to 250cc, 'underbones,' and other commuting bikes.

What is the recommended tyre pressure?

Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual for the recommended tyre pressure.

How often should I check the tyre pressure?

Check your tyre pressure regularly, ideally before each ride or at least once a week.

How do I clean my Angel CiTy tyres?

Clean the tyres with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

Where can I find the tyre size information?

The tyre size information is printed on the sidewall of the tyre.

How often should I replace my tyres?

Tyre replacement depends on wear and riding conditions. Inspect your tyres regularly and replace them when the tread is worn or if there is any damage.

What is the benefit of the tread pattern?

The tread pattern is designed to provide optimal wear and to improve water evacuation.

Troubleshooting

Tyre pressure dropping rapidly.

Check for punctures or valve stem leaks. Consult a professional for repair or replacement.

Poor handling or grip.

Ensure correct tyre pressure. Check for excessive wear or damage. Consider road conditions.

Uneven wear on the tyre.

Inspect your motorcycle's alignment. Consider professional inspection and service.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Improved grip in both wet and dry conditions.
Enhanced puncture resistance for increased durability.
Consistent performance throughout the tyre's life.
Optimized tread pattern for efficient water evacuation.
Designed for a wide range of smaller displacement motorcycles.
Good wear resistance for longer mileage.

Cons

Not suitable for motorcycles exceeding 250cc.
May not offer the same performance as dedicated sport or touring tyres.
Performance benefits are most noticeable on uneven roads.
Specific compound may have different characteristics compared to other tyres.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: Ensure the tyre size matches your motorcycle's specifications. Check your owner's manual for the correct size and load rating.
Mounting: Professional installation is recommended. Properly mount the tyre on the wheel, ensuring correct rotation direction as indicated on the tyre sidewall.
Inflation: Inflate the tyre to the recommended pressure specified in your motorcycle's manual. Check the pressure regularly, especially before long rides.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the tyres for any signs of wear, damage, or embedded objects.
Cleaning: Clean the tyres with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the rubber.
Storage: Store tyres in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use.